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− Each one is Markdown at its address with `.md` appended, and [llms-full.txt](https://tenkai.cloud/llms-full.txt) holds them all.− A coding agent, such as Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, works in Tenkai through its MCP server at https://tenkai.cloud/mcp, and signs in with OAuth. The guide on [agent tokens](https://tenkai.cloud/help/agent-tokens.md) explains how to connect one.− - [Your team and its settings](https://tenkai.cloud/help/team-settings.md): See what a team owns, create a team and switch between your teams, rename it, change its icon, choose what a new cluster starts with, and read what each team role may do.− - [Your account](https://tenkai.cloud/help/account.md): Change your password, sign in with GitHub, choose the theme, and find the credentials that belong to you rather than to a team.− - [Read your team's overview](https://tenkai.cloud/help/overview.md): Find what needs you across your team, from agent requests to failed deployments, and follow each cluster's load and each project's traffic.− - [Clusters and the roles of their nodes](https://tenkai.cloud/help/clusters.md): Understand the edge node, manager nodes, worker nodes and data nodes, how many failures a cluster survives, and how replicas spread across nodes.− - [How a drain moves your applications](https://tenkai.cloud/help/drain.md): See how Tenkai moves each web application and each worker off a node before maintenance or removal, and what cannot move.− - [Deploy from a pipeline with a deploy hook](https://tenkai.cloud/help/deploy-hook.md): Enable an application's deploy hook, call it from GitHub Actions or any CI tool, wait for the deployment to end, and rotate or revoke its secret.− - [Deploy each push to GitHub](https://tenkai.cloud/help/deploy-on-push.md): Turn on deploy on push for an application built from a GitHub repository, follow each deployment beside its commit, and know what happens to pushes during a deployment.− - [Run a command before a deployment or a rollback](https://tenkai.cloud/help/deployment-commands.md): Give a web application pre-deploy commands for its database migrations and rollback commands to undo them, and know when each runs and what a failure does.− - [Run background work with a worker](https://tenkai.cloud/help/workers.md): Create a worker for a queue consumer or another background process, set its entrypoint and replicas, deploy it and roll it back.− - [Run a command on a schedule with a scheduled job](https://tenkai.cloud/help/scheduled-jobs.md): Create a scheduled job, write its schedule as a cron expression in UTC, deploy it, and know how your cluster starts its runs while Tenkai is down.− - [Keep a web application's files](https://tenkai.cloud/help/keep-files.md): Ask a web application to keep a directory between two deployments, in a volume on one node of your cluster, and know what that changes for it.− - [Install an app from the marketplace](https://tenkai.cloud/help/marketplace.md): Install a ready-made app such as Umami or WordPress into a project, with the web application, the database and the kept files it needs, and see what to do when it does not start.− - [How to deploy Django to a VPS with Gunicorn](https://tenkai.cloud/help/deploy-django.md): Serve a Django 6 project with Gunicorn and WhiteNoise in Docker, run collectstatic in the image and migrations before traffic, and connect it to PostgreSQL.− - [Keep a PostgreSQL writable when a node fails](https://tenkai.cloud/help/high-availability.md): Learn what high availability for a PostgreSQL protects against, what it costs and needs from a cluster, and why it does not replace backups.− - [Host buckets on a cluster](https://tenkai.cloud/help/object-storage.md): Run an S3-compatible storage on a node of your cluster, give a web application its own bucket and keys, and know what happens to the files when the node is lost.− - [Connect a custom domain](https://tenkai.cloud/help/custom-domain.md): Connect your domain to a Tenkai web application with a CNAME or an A record, and verify automatic HTTPS.− - [How much memory a server needs](https://tenkai.cloud/help/server-size.md): See the memory Tenkai keeps on each node for the system, builds and its own services, why it keeps it, and what is left for your applications.− - [Manage a cluster's nodes](https://tenkai.cloud/help/cluster-nodes.md): Add a node, make a cluster highly available, drain or resume a node, remove a worker node, and choose whether new servers get the Tenkai Agent.− - [The etcd of a cluster](https://tenkai.cloud/help/cluster-etcd.md): What etcd does for a PostgreSQL with high availability, what it reserves on the manager nodes, how to read its state on the cluster page, and what it changes for a reboot or a drain.− - [Let a coding agent operate Tenkai](https://tenkai.cloud/help/agent-tokens.md): Sign in from Claude Code, Cursor or another MCP client, or create an agent token for an agent that cannot, and approve the deployments and servers the agent asks for.− - [Read a resource's logs and open a terminal in it](https://tenkai.cloud/help/resource-logs-and-terminal.md): Follow what the containers of a web application or a managed service write, search it, and open a shell inside a running replica.− - [Shared hosting, VPS, dedicated server or PaaS?](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/shared-hosting-vps-dedicated-server-paas.md): Compare the work, price, performance and freedom of shared hosting, PaaS and your own VPS or dedicated servers, and what Tenkai handles there.− - [Load balancing and replicas](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/load-balancing-replicas.md): See how Tenkai spreads a web application's requests across its replicas, what happens when one stops, and what replicas do not protect against.− - [Workers and scheduled jobs next to your application](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/workers-scheduled-jobs.md): See where a worker and a scheduled job run next to a web application in Tenkai, how a schedule starts a run, and what happens when one fails or overlaps.− - [Blue-green deployments](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/blue-green-deployments.md): See how Tenkai starts a web application's new version next to the old one, moves the traffic once it is healthy, and why an application that keeps files stops first.− - [How DNS, the edge node and HTTPS bring a request to your application](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/dns-edge-node-https.md): Follow a browser request to your application. See how DNS, the edge node and HTTPS work together, and how Tenkai manages certificates.− - [Why a volume keeps an application on one cluster node](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/volumes-on-a-cluster.md): See how Tenkai keeps a web application's files in a volume on one node, what that means for its replicas, deployments and drains, and when object storage suits better.− - [What size does my database need?](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/managed-service-size.md): Estimate the size of a PostgreSQL, MySQL or Redis® on Tenkai from your data, rows and connections, and see the memory and settings it gets.− - [How a Tenkai cluster works](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/how-a-cluster-works.md): See how a Tenkai cluster's manager nodes keep their quorum, how many failures 1, 3 or 5 managers survive, and what happens when a node fails or is drained.− - [Backups and restore](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/backups-point-in-time-recovery.md): See how encrypted backups reach your storage bucket, what a restore replaces, and how to create a database from a saved copy.− - [Object storage on your cluster with Garage](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/object-storage-garage.md): See how Tenkai runs S3-compatible object storage on your cluster with Garage, how applications and browsers reach its buckets, and how a copy protects the files.− - [Separate production and staging with environments](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/environments.md): See how environments separate application networks and data, and where that separation ends.− - [How Tenkai isolates your networks](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/network-isolation.md): See how Tenkai links servers with WireGuard, what the firewall allows, and how applications reach databases on a private network.− - [What Tenkai does to secure your servers](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/server-security.md): See how Tenkai restricts access to a new server, what it checks daily, and which security tasks you still handle.− - [Disaster recovery and what Tenkai lets you recover](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/disaster-recovery.md): See what keeps running when a replica, a node, a whole cluster or Tenkai itself is lost, and how you bring a database back from a backup in your storage bucket.+ Each one is Markdown at its address with `.md` appended. [llms-full.txt](https://tenkai.cloud/llms-full.txt) holds them all.+ A coding agent, such as Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, signs in with OAuth and works in Tenkai through its MCP server at https://tenkai.cloud/mcp. The guide on [agent tokens](https://tenkai.cloud/help/agent-tokens.md) explains how to connect one.+ - [Your team and its settings](https://tenkai.cloud/help/team-settings.md): See what a team owns and what each team role may do. Create a team, switch between your teams, rename one, change its icon and choose what a new cluster starts with.+ - [Your account](https://tenkai.cloud/help/account.md): Change your password, sign in with GitHub and choose the theme. Find the credentials that belong to you rather than to a team.+ - [Read your team's overview](https://tenkai.cloud/help/overview.md): Find what needs you across your team, from agent requests to failed deployments. Follow each cluster's load and each project's traffic.+ - [Clusters and the roles of their nodes](https://tenkai.cloud/help/clusters.md): Learn what the edge node, manager nodes, worker nodes and data nodes do. See how many failures a cluster survives, how replicas spread across nodes and how to scale an application.+ - [How a drain moves your applications](https://tenkai.cloud/help/drain.md): See how Tenkai moves each web application and each worker off a node before maintenance or removal. Find out what cannot move.+ - [Deploy from a pipeline with a deploy hook](https://tenkai.cloud/help/deploy-hook.md): Enable an application's deploy hook, call it from GitHub Actions or any CI tool and wait for the deployment to end. Rotate or revoke its secret.+ - [Deploy each push to GitHub](https://tenkai.cloud/help/deploy-on-push.md): Turn on deploy on push for an application built from a GitHub repository and follow each deployment beside its commit. See what happens to pushes during a deployment.+ - [Run a command before a deployment or a rollback](https://tenkai.cloud/help/deployment-commands.md): Give a web application pre-deploy commands for its database migrations and rollback commands to undo them. See when each runs and what a failure does.+ - [Run background work and services with a worker](https://tenkai.cloud/help/workers.md): Choose between a web application and a worker, create a worker for a queue consumer or a service run from its image such as RabbitMQ, set its entrypoint and replicas, keep its files, deploy it and roll it back.+ - [Pause a web application behind a maintenance page](https://tenkai.cloud/help/maintenance-page.md): Pause a web application so every address shows a maintenance page with a 503, over HTTPS, then resume it without an error in between.+ - [Run a command on a schedule with a scheduled job](https://tenkai.cloud/help/scheduled-jobs.md): Create a scheduled job, write its schedule as a cron expression in UTC and deploy it. See how your cluster starts its runs while Tenkai is down.+ - [Keep an application's files](https://tenkai.cloud/help/keep-files.md): Ask a web application or a worker to keep a directory between two deployments, in a volume on one node of your cluster. See what that changes.+ - [Install an app from the marketplace](https://tenkai.cloud/help/marketplace.md): Install a ready-made app such as Umami or WordPress into a project, with the web application, the database and the kept files it needs. See what to do when it does not start.+ - [Read an application's CPU and memory](https://tenkai.cloud/help/resource-usage.md): See how close the replicas of a web application or a worker come to their size, when their CPU limit holds them back and when one runs out of memory.+ - [How to deploy Django to a VPS with Gunicorn](https://tenkai.cloud/help/deploy-django.md): Serve a Django 6 project with Gunicorn and WhiteNoise in Docker and connect it to PostgreSQL. Run collectstatic in the image and the migrations before traffic.+ - [Keep a PostgreSQL writable when a node fails](https://tenkai.cloud/help/high-availability.md): Learn what high availability for a PostgreSQL protects against, what it costs and what it needs from a cluster. See why it does not replace backups.+ - [Host buckets on a cluster](https://tenkai.cloud/help/object-storage.md): Run an S3-compatible storage on a node of your cluster and give a web application its own bucket and keys. See what happens to the files when the node is lost.+ - [Connect a custom domain](https://tenkai.cloud/help/custom-domain.md): Connect your domain to a Tenkai web application with a CNAME or an A record, then verify its automatic HTTPS.+ - [Change what Traefik does](https://tenkai.cloud/help/traefik.md): Turn on compression or sticky sessions, or add Traefik middlewares such as a rate limit or an IP allow list to a web application.+ - [How much memory a server needs](https://tenkai.cloud/help/server-size.md): See how much memory each node leaves for your applications and why Tenkai keeps the rest for the system, builds and its own services.+ - [Manage a cluster's nodes](https://tenkai.cloud/help/cluster-nodes.md): Add a node, make a cluster highly available, drain or resume a node and remove a worker node. Choose whether new servers get the Tenkai Agent.+ - [The etcd of a cluster](https://tenkai.cloud/help/cluster-etcd.md): See what etcd does for a PostgreSQL with high availability and what it reserves on the manager nodes. Read its state on the cluster page and know what it changes for a reboot or a drain.+ - [Let a coding agent operate Tenkai](https://tenkai.cloud/help/agent-tokens.md): Sign in from Claude Code, Cursor or another MCP client, or create an agent token for an agent that cannot. Approve the deployments and servers the agent asks for.+ - [Read a resource's logs and open a terminal in it](https://tenkai.cloud/help/resource-logs-and-terminal.md): Follow and search what the containers of a web application or a managed service write. Open a shell inside a running replica.+ - [Shared hosting, VPS, dedicated server or PaaS?](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/shared-hosting-vps-dedicated-server-paas.md): Compare the work, price, performance and freedom of shared hosting, PaaS and your own VPS or dedicated servers. See what Tenkai handles on your own servers.+ - [Load balancing and replicas](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/load-balancing-replicas.md): See how Tenkai spreads a web application's requests across its replicas and what happens when one stops. Learn what replicas do not protect against.+ - [Workers and scheduled jobs next to your application](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/workers-scheduled-jobs.md): See where a worker and a scheduled job run next to a web application in Tenkai. Follow how a schedule starts a run and what happens when one fails or overlaps.+ - [Blue-green deployments](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/blue-green-deployments.md): See how Tenkai starts a web application's new version next to the old one and moves the traffic once it is healthy. Learn why an application that keeps files stops first.+ - [How DNS, the edge node and HTTPS bring a request to your application](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/dns-edge-node-https.md): Follow a browser request to your application. See how DNS, the edge node and HTTPS work together and how Tenkai manages certificates.+ - [Why a volume keeps an application on one cluster node](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/volumes-on-a-cluster.md): See how Tenkai keeps a web application's files in a volume on one node and what that means for its replicas, deployments and drains. Learn when object storage suits better.+ - [What size does my database need?](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/managed-service-size.md): Estimate the size of a PostgreSQL, MySQL or Redis® on Tenkai from your data, rows and connections. See the memory and settings it gets.+ - [How a Tenkai cluster works](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/how-a-cluster-works.md): See how a Tenkai cluster's manager nodes keep their quorum and how many failures 1, 3 or 5 managers survive. Follow what happens when a node fails or is drained.+ - [Backups and restore](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/backups-point-in-time-recovery.md): See how encrypted backups reach your storage bucket and what a restore replaces. Learn how to create a database from a saved copy.+ - [Object storage on your cluster with Garage](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/object-storage-garage.md): See how Tenkai runs S3-compatible object storage on your cluster with Garage and how applications and browsers reach its buckets. Learn how a copy protects the files.+ - [Separate production and staging with environments](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/environments.md): See how environments separate application networks and data. Learn where that separation ends.+ - [How Tenkai isolates your networks](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/network-isolation.md): See how Tenkai links servers with WireGuard and what the firewall allows. Follow how applications reach databases on a private network.+ - [What Tenkai does to secure your servers](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/server-security.md): See how Tenkai restricts access to a new server and what it checks daily. Learn which security tasks you still handle.+ - [Disaster recovery and what Tenkai lets you recover](https://tenkai.cloud/learn/disaster-recovery.md): See what keeps running when a replica, a node, a whole cluster or Tenkai itself is lost. Learn how to bring a database back from a backup in your storage bucket.
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